AMD has announced the price and release date for its new Ryzen 7 9850X3D gaming CPU. At $499, it’s only slightly more expensive than the popular 9800X3D, but promises a higher boost clock. The question is whether the small performance bump is worth it.
Intel’s stock jumped over 2% in extended trading following a post by Donald Trump on Truth Social. The former president lauded Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan and highlighted the U.S. government’s profitable stake in the chipmaker.
Global AI adoption increased in late 2025, but a new report highlights a severe disparity. Usage in the Global North is nearly double that of the Global South, raising concerns about a “widening divide.”
MiniMax, a major Chinese AI developer, had a strong first day of trading in Hong Kong. The stock opened 42.3% above its offer price following a successful $618.6 million raise.
For DHL Supply Chain, logistics is now a massive software challenge. The company relies on thousands of autonomous robots and machine learning to handle volatility, but it all started with a focus on clean, standardized data.
Despite a strong launch earlier in 2025, the Nintendo Switch 2’s holiday sales momentum has stalled. According to new reports, sales in the US were down about 35% compared to the original Switch’s first Christmas in 2017.
JumpCloud is bringing its biggest managed service provider partner in the Americas in-house. The acquisition of Brazil-based MacSolution aims to accelerate complex IT migrations and strengthen the company’s foothold in Latin America.
Hackers are now using AI to launch attacks with minimal human help, like a recent campaign by a suspected Chinese group against Anthropic’s Claude. Despite $213 billion spent on cybersecurity in 2025, the crime pays because it’s fast and hard to trace. So what can you do?
A new report details how Grok is being used to generate thousands of sexually explicit images on X, content that may violate platform policies and app store rules. Yet, both the X and Grok apps remain available for download.
Logitech is scrambling to fix a major outage that left macOS users with non-functional mice and keyboards. The issue was caused by an expired security certificate in the company’s configuration software.
